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Grappa...The Italian Brandy No. Name of grappa / Producer Region / one ounce serving Grappa....the Italian Brandy Devoted producers say that grappa is made from the soul of the grape because grappa is made from the "press cake" of skins, seeds, pulp and stems after grapes are pressed in winemaking. Water, yeast and sugar are added to the cake, it is fermented. It is distilled twice and removed from the still at 100 to 130 proof (50- 65) percent alcohol. It is then diluted, bottled or aged in oak. The mouthfeel can range from light and tingly, not fizzy, to very viscous and oily. Grappa is traditionally enjoyed after dinner like brandy, sipped slowly, drawing air over the spirit on the tongue. Because they are normally not aged as long as other brandies, nor are they blended with older spirits, they tend to taste hotter in the finish, and are often called fiery. 163 Grappa di Cabernet, by Alexander ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Veneto $7.00 Palate entry shows a ripe richness. Mid-palate is firmly structured. Finishes off dry with tastes of red grapes. 165 Grappolo, by Alexander .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Veneto 8.50 On the tongue it is rich, grapey and the moderate textures enchant the taste buds. Aftertaste is ripe, raisiny. 121 Grappa Platinum, by Alexander .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Veneto 8.00 Displays aromas of unripened pear, grape pomace and white raisins. In the mouth, it's plump, ripe, fruity. 105 Grappa, by Alexander .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Veneto 7.50 Smooth supple entry, medium-bodied palate, pure stone fruit, grape flavors, a grape pomace finish. 152 Grappa di Amarone, by Allegrini ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Veneto 7.50 Mild entry with some oak aging notes. Medium to full-bodied with a full flavor that carries across the palate. 156 Grappa di Recioto, by Allegrini .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Veneto 7.50 A fiery entry that is long on the complex mouth coating palate, a touch of grapefruit and citrus finish. 144 Grappa di Altesino, by Altesino ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Tuscany 8.00 Fragrant aromas. Sweet tart cherry flavors, a touch of carrot. Thick, warm, wonderfully textured and long. 153 Darmagi Grappa, by Gaja's Castello di Barbaresco ..................................................................................................................................... Piedmont 9.00 Delicate floral and spice aromas and a dense body, Finish is rich in Cabernet extracts, fresh, harmonious. 205 Gaia & Rey, by Gaja's Castello di Barbaresco ............................................................................................................................................................. Piedmont 9.00 Herbaceous Chardonnay aromas, warm and inviting. Full and round, with spicy notes, lingering finish. 206 Grappa di Moscato d’Asti ‘Bric del Gaian 1995’, by Berta .............................................................................................. Piedmont 13.00 Aged 10-years in cask, scents of vanilla and citrus, rich with a silky sensation that persists in the mouth. 208 Grappa di Barbera d’Asti ‘Roccanivo 1994’, by Berta ..................................................................................................................... Piedmont 13.00 Aged 10-years in cask, bouquet of Morello cherries, chocolate, fine wood tones of peaches in long finish. 108 Torre di Luna, by G. Bertagnolli ............................................................................................................................................................................. Trentino-Alto Adige 7.50 Fragrant nose, scents of green pepper, cactus and parchment. Smooth with a fruity, clean, minty, long finish. 147 Prime Uve, by Bonaventura Maschio ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Veneto 8.00 A distillate from whole fermented grapes. It has a delicate character, great body, balance and finesse. 148 Grappa di Amarone, by Bonollo Umberto ............................................................................................................................................................................................ Veneto 7.50 Scents of black grapes and licorice. The palate is mildly juicy and grapy and displays finesse. 146 Grappa di Cabernet, by Bonollo Umberto ............................................................................................................................................................................................. Veneto 7.50 Smooth fiery attack leads to a medium-bodied, flavorful palate. Flavorful through the finish with a mild burn. 207 Grappa di Monovitigno Prosecco, by Brotto ................................................................................................................................................................................. Veneto 8.00 From Prosecco di Cartizze, smooth silky flavors of lemon and citrus with a very long aftertaste. Proprietor’s recommendation 11/10/2012 1 No. Name of grappa / Producer Region / one ounce serving 203 Grappa Ruta, by Candolini ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... Friuli-Venezia Giulia 7.00 Flavored with the strong-scented herb, Rue. Lightly spiced, a clean, tight palate. A bit of heat in long finish. 103 Capezzana Carmignano Riserva, by Villa di Capezzana .................................................................................................................. Tuscany 8.50 Medium-bodied. Dried leaves, incense, marjoram. Quite subtle aromatically with a forward brawny palate. 119 Grappa di Vinaccia Recioto di Soave, by Ca’Rugate ........................................................................................................................................ Veneto 9.50 Medium-body, creamy texture. Some grassy flavors, with dried apricot and black pepper. 200 Grappa di Sangioveto, by Castellare di Castellina ................................................................................................................................................ Tuscany 8.50 Pressed from grapes of old vine Sangioveto, tart like aroma, peppery, grassy flavors, intense, concentrated. 204 Grappa di Moscato, by Ceretto........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Piedmont 9.00 Moderately full-bodied. Citrus, tropical fruits, sweet herbs. Pungent in style, the aromatics are appealing. 110 Grappa Rrunate di Nebbiolo da Barlo, by Ceretto............................................................................................................................................ Piedmont 8.50 Moderately full-bodied. Quite forceful in the nose with complex aromas and a hint of spirit. Finish flavorful. 120 Grappa di Vinacce di Barbera d’Asti, by Michele Chiarlo ................................................................................................... Piedmont 8.50 Medium-bodied. Dried herbs, minerals, anise. Full but drying in the mouth, a noticeable burn to the finish. 129 Grappa di Vinacce di Barolo, by Michele Chiarlo ........................................................................................................................................... Piedmont 8.50 Moderately full-bodied. Rich in the mouth with a viscous mouthfeel. Quite smooth, with very little burn. 117 Grappa di Vinacce di Moscato d’Asti, by Michele Chiarlo................................................................................................ Piedmont 8.50 Medium-bodied. Citrus, pine oil, flowers. Forward aggressive aromas walk the wild side of Moscato grappas. 131 Grappa di Vinacce di Gavi, by Michele Chiarlo ....................................................................................................................................................
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